Megan Bigler Tafolla, LCSW, FL | Psychotherapist

What patients are saying

Overall rating

4.92

“Although I enjoyed our session with Megan, my wife had her mind made up before the session started. My wife has a bachelor’s and almost a masters in mental health therapy. I do feel as if Megan connected more with her than me and used terms and phrases I didn’t understand. I think Megan did in some ways but all the way kinda connect more with my wife than me. I do feel as if that put me at a disadvantage as soon as the session started her and Megan talked a majority of the time.”

Less than 1 year ago

“Why I chose Megan, she specializes in grief and looked friendly. I think our commonalities and her knowledge will help me during this process of finding my new normal. She has a modern style and is very easy to talk to. I’m looking forward to progressing.”

Less than 1 year ago

About Megan Bigler Tafolla

Focus areas

Anxiety

Work-Related Counseling

Depression

Stress Management

Clientele seen

Young adults (18-24)

Individuals

Adults (25-64)

Seniors (65+)

Identity

Gender

Female

Faith

Christian

Ethnicity

White

Languages spoken

English

Getting to know Megan Bigler Tafolla

As a licensed clinical social worker with a Master’s in Social Work from The University of Alabama, I am committed to collecting evidence-based "tools for my toolbox" to aid those grappling with finding a new normal after their world has shifted. I love helping people find language to describe their losses, often when there has been difficulty finding the words, inspiring them to find hope again, and to develop a plan to move forward in a way that both honors their experiences and embraces the future. I take an action-oriented, collaborative approach to therapy. I utilize a combination of psychoeducation, storytelling, and evidence-based interventions to offer meaningful insight that supports clients’ healing. I strongly believe that rock bottom is the foundation upon which we can rebuild our lives. We do regular check-ins to review progress along the way. Our goal is not to change the past but to find relief from symptoms that impact daily functioning. I solicit feedback regularly during sessions to gauge progress and curate treatment interventions based on what is most engaging and productive for each individual client.

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Payment is due after each session and will be charged with your card on file for any portion of patient responsibility. Receipts will be provided at the time of the charge. This typically takes place 2-4 weeks after the session, once your insurance has had a chance to process the claim. We try our best to verify eligibility, but it is ultimately your responsibility to check coverage and out-of-pocket costs for services. For out-of-network visits, you will be billed at the provider’s self-pay rate, and we can provide an invoice for you to submit to your insurance for potential out-of-network reimbursement based on your plan’s benefits.

Popular visit reasons

Childhood Trauma

Depression

Parenting Counseling

Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD)

Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy Intake / Initial Visit

Sleep Problems

Therapy

Childhood Trauma

Depression

Parenting Counseling

Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD)

Education and background

Practice names

Grow Therapy

Education and training

The University of Alabama, Master's in Social Work

NPI number

1588494694

Patient reviews

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Overall rating

4.92

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Although I enjoyed our session with Megan, my wife had her mind made up before the session started. My wife has a bachelor’s and almost a masters in mental health therapy. I do feel as if Megan connected more with her than me and used terms and phrases I didn’t understand. I think Megan did in some ways but all the way kinda connect more with my wife than me. I do feel as if that put me at a disadvantage as soon as the session started her and Megan talked a majority of the time.